Finding the Forgotten: A Sunday Afternoon That Mattered
Finding the Forgotten: A Sunday Afternoon That Mattered
At the Life Center, we believe love isn’t just something you say—it’s something you do. That’s why, through our Solve7 initiative, we’re committed to breaking down barriers and creating meaningful connections. One of those seven initiatives, Find the Forgotten, focuses on reaching individuals who may feel overlooked, reminding them they are seen, valued, and never alone.
One of the most beautiful expressions of this mission happened just last Sunday. Martha and Mary—two of our most dedicated volunteers—set out to spend the afternoon with another Mary, a senior in our community who’s been feeling a little disconnected. They didn’t bring grand speeches or flashy gifts—just their presence, listening ears, and warm hearts. And that was more than enough.
For Mary, the visit was more than a social call—it was a reminder that she matters. The conversation flowed, laughter filled the room, and something had shifted when they said their goodbyes. Martha was so moved by the experience that she told our team, “I want to do this every week!”
And just like that, a small act of kindness became something bigger—a ripple effect of love, connection, and hope.
Moments like these bring the love of Christ to life in the most tangible way. That Sunday, Mary felt valued, cherished, and deeply loved—which, as it turns out, is precisely how our Heavenly Father sees her. And isn’t that something worth celebrating?

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